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It is highly recommended. Tire rotation and visual inspection.

U codes often relate to communication issues between modules. It's best to visit the dealer for a proper diagnosis.

During a scan, a U code popped up, and the shop couldn’t identify it. They recommended visiting the dealer before replacing my windshield. Has anyone encountered this type of U code before? Curious if it’s common or linked to specific systems.

Always follow the Owner’s manual. You have to follow the basic maintenance checks and inspections every month or at six-month intervals that are set by the manufacturer.

I'm thinking of jazzing up my Blue Metallic Mach-E with some stripes. Any recommendations on where I can get this done? Looking for a shop that does a great job without breaking the bank. TIA

Yes! Actually, that is a good idea. I always try to check tire rotations based on that schedule. Saves the trouble long term.

Yes! Actually, that is a good idea. At least you maximize the use of your warranty before getting a new one. Like what @Evholic_18 said, there'll be documentation.